The pace of technological change is faster than ever, and enterprises are under constant pressure to improve their software development processes. AI has become a game-changer, providing powerful tools that streamline workflows, boost efficiency, and enhance software quality. At Keyhole Software, we’ve spent over 20 years helping businesses build and optimize their software, and in the last three years, we’ve …
AI for Developers: How to Automate Testing, Debugging & Code
AI is already changing the way developers build, test, and deploy software. At Keyhole Software, we have been using AI tools for over five years to automate repetitive tasks, improve efficiency, and focus more on solving complex problems. We do not believe AI will replace developers, just like WYSIWYG editors, CMS platforms, and COBOL did not replace them. Instead, AI …
Building Event-Driven Cloud Functions on Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) offers developers and organizations the ability to create and deploy serverless Cloud Run functions. This code – whether it’s written in Node.js, Python, C#, or another language – can interact with other parts of GCP’s infrastructure. By default, the function is triggered by a basic HTTPS request. However, that is not our only option.
In this blog, we’ll introduce the concept of event-driven functions—a powerful way to automatically respond to changes across GCP services with minimal code. You’ll see how these functions can connect services like Cloud Storage, Firestore, and Pub/Sub, creating efficient workflows with less manual intervention…
Zellij: The Impressions of a Casual tmux User
Let’s get this out of the way: I love tmux. Gaining the ability to multi-task within the terminal was a monumental productivity boost for me, and if you’ve used it in the past, you probably have similar stories about how it leveled up your workflow. It’s fast, it’s well-supported, and it has a plethora of features you can invoke with just a few keystrokes.
…and personally, I can only remember about a dozen of them.
MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL: When to Use NoSQL vs. SQL?
Choosing the right database can make or break your application. It affects how your data is stored, how fast your app runs, how easily it scales, and how quickly your team can develop features. Two of the most popular options—MongoDB and PostgreSQL—offer very different strengths. At Keyhole Software, we help businesses make smart technical decisions based on their specific needs. …